MANAGING PUBLIC SECTOR VEHICLES & EQUIPMENT
The Wilmington (N.C.) Police Department has added two armored vehicles to its fleet for storm response and high-water rescue.
A new charitable program, Axon Aid, assists cities following large-scale disasters at no cost to citizens. The first pilot program launched this month with Baton Rouge Police Department in Louisiana.
JW Fishers' submersible tools can be used to find sunken objects and spare dive teams from spending time in dangerous or frigid waters.
Lt. General Russel L. Honoré, who served as commander for Joint Task Force Katrina, will give a keynote address at the 2019 Government Fleet Expo & Conference in June.
The East Side Fire District in Idaho, took delivery of a custom-built Lake Assault Boats fireboat, purchasing the boat using cash reserves.
Polk County (Fla.) Fire Rescue took delivery of seven new custom fire pumpers designed by E-One.
From finding lost children to alerting a SWAT team about a suspect's ambush plans, police drones are saving lives.
The City of Orange Beach, Ala., is starting its own ambulance service after years of contracting it out to a private provider used by other agencies in the county.
The Bexar County (Texas) Sheriff’s Office unveiled two new drones, doubling its drone fleet. The entire drone program is funded with asset forfeiture funds.
When tragedy strikes, government fleet assets are put to the test as first responders are tasked to respond quickly and effectively. Behind them, fleet teams work to keep those assets running.